Bellway Boosted by Brough Buying Surge

The Yorkshire division of Bellway Homes says it’s experienced a surge of interest in its Palmers Grange development on the northern banks of the Humber Estuary following the launch of the final phase of homes.

Only 21 of the 154-plots remain on Bellway’s element of the enormous £200million Brough South project – with the remaining homes comprising three and four bedroom properties, which range in price from £264,995 to £434,995.

Melanie Smith, Bellway Yorkshire’s sales director, said: “Interest in Palmers Grange has been enormous from the first moment we announced the development and it’s never really let up – and when you consider the development it’s easy to understand why.”

“The location of on the banks for the Humber Estuary is simply beautiful; it has close proximity to the hustle and bustle of Hull city centre and the centres of all of the busy West Hull villages; and great road and rail transport links. Throw in the competitive house prices and the only real question is, just how quickly will these less 22 homes sell out in?”

Amongst the remaining homes for sale on Palmers Grange are the two stunning show homes – a three-bedroom detached, Baxter and a four-bedroom detached Philosopher. Both are designed and built to the exacting high standards expected of a housebuilder that has retained its five-star status with the Home Builders Federation (HBF) for a nine successive years.

And, as with all Bellway homes, all homes on the development that have been built under the ‘Future Focused Homes Scheme’ are built to first-rate specifications; including energy saving features such as solar PV panels, EV car chargers and Smart Thermostats that all help to cut the cost of running a new home.

Bellway’s sales success in the East Riding isn’t restricted to Brough. Its Parson’s Croft development in Kirk Ella is its fastest selling in the whole of Yorkshire, while demands is also high for homes on Bishops Gate in Beverley and Penny Way in Snaith.

“The East Riding has real buyer appeal,” added Melanie. “And with the amount of choice we can offer in terms of homes and locations, then a visit to a Bellway development (or two) should definitely be a must-do activity for anyone looking to buy a new home this year.”

For further information, visit www.bellway.co.uk, call 01482 904 226 or visit the sales office and show homes, which are open 11am to 5pm every Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 5pm on a Monday and Friday and 10am to 7pm every Thursday.